FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
Radian Safety Selector – Radian Weapons Talon Ambidextrous Safety Selector 2-Lever Kit
FRT Trigger Parts
FRT Trigger Parts
Super Safety Trigger Kit (CNC’d) Active Reset Trigger For AR-15
A forced reset trigger is only as reliable as the parts around it. The locking bar, the buffer, the bolt carrier group — these decide whether your reset is crisp every time or starts to feel mushy after a few hundred rounds. Forced Reset Triggers USA stocks the AR-15 and FRT support components that keep a forced-reset or Super Safety build running the way it should. Browse the full range of AR-15 trigger parts below.
Locking bars and FRT internals
The locking bar is the heart of an FRT's reset, and it is the part that wears first. The FRT-15 ALB Adjustable Locking Bar lets you tune engagement, and the Rare Breed FRT Locking Bar Performance Upgrade refreshes a trigger that has lost its snap.
Buffers and springs
Forced reset triggers want a heavier buffer than a standard carbine. An AR-15 H2 or H3 carbine buffer, paired with an enhanced buffer spring, gives the carrier the return energy a clean reset depends on. If your reset is inconsistent, this is the first place to look.
Bolt carrier groups
A full-auto-profile carrier is part of reliable forced-reset function. The BCM MPI Auto BCG covers AR-15 builds, and the Aero Precision .308 Winchester BCG handles large-frame rifles.
Selectors and receivers
Rounding out a correctly-specced build, the Radian Talon ambidextrous safety selector and an M16-cut lower receiver give you the right foundation for the triggers in our Rare Breed FRT and Super Safety lines.
Parts at a glance
| Part | Role |
|---|---|
| Locking bar | Controls FRT reset; the first wear part |
| H2 / H3 buffer | Heavier mass for reliable cycling |
| Full-auto BCG | Correct carrier profile for a clean reset |
| Safety selector | Ambi control and FRS compatibility |
Frequently asked questions
What buffer do I need for an FRT? An H2 or H3 carbine buffer is the standard recommendation.
Do I need a full-auto BCG? A full-auto-profile carrier is strongly recommended for consistent reset.
What does a locking bar do? It controls how the FRT resets; an adjustable or upgraded bar restores reliability as parts wear.
Will the BCM carrier fit my AR-15? Yes — it is a standard mil-spec AR-15 bolt carrier group.
Are these parts drop-in? Most are; receivers and a few fitting jobs are better left to a builder. For complete rebuild kits, see our upgrade kits.